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Releasing in November: The Fall of Númenor illustrated by Alan Lee, in the same style as the illustrated-by-the-author editions of The Silmarillion, The Hobbit, and The Lord of the Rings
Island Adventure update: Waves, Storms and New Islands 🌊
Clearer lagoons, waves breaking on the shore, wilder storms, and light falling through the water when you dive.
New islands to explore: a desert island in Haa Dhaalu, the Sky Kitchen on its cliffs in Baa Atoll, and something hidden in a bank of fog off the northern atolls.
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lifting my baggy pants, so as to not trip, dainty, like a victorian woman hikes her skirts
British-American sitarist Anoushka Shankar has accused event promoter Shiraz Projects of going silent and failing to meet its contractual obligations following the cancellation of her Kuala Lumpur show.
The Oct 4 concert, to be held at Plenary Hall, was cancelled due to what the promoter described as "circumstances beyond our control".
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ABOUT TIME (2013) starts as a charming romantic comedy and slowly becomes one of the most beautiful films about family, love, and the time we get with the people we care about. Go in knowing as little as possible. This one stays with you.
Can someone recommend a movie that will absolutely destroy you in the most beautiful way?
Something deeply human that makes you feel connected to the characters, leaves you staring at the credits in silence, and stays in your head for days. Not necessarily sad, just something that makes you feel EVERYTHING.
A film about life, love, loss, loneliness, or the beautiful mess of being human. Something that leaves a little hole in your heart when it’s over.
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"Why don't women report r*pe?" Because when they do, you ask 47 questions about her drinking, her clothes, and her texting history. And zero about him.










































